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Marrakech
We organise guided treks, desert journeys and adventure days across Morocco, from the High Atlas peaks to the Sahara dunes. Small groups travel with experienced local guides who know the trails, camps and villages along each route.
Whether you are planning a two-day summit attempt, a week-long camel trek or a balloon flight at dawn, we handle transport, camping kit and day-to-day logistics so you can focus on the landscape and the walking. Pickup from your hotel or riad in Marrakech or Casablanca can be arranged when your trip starts in either city.
Operado por Easygo Tours, un partner de adventuro.



Cafe France on Jemaa el-Fnaa is the meet-up, then you travel out to the foothills around Lalla Takerkoust for a tandem flight with a professional instructor. After a ground briefing you take off over valleys, villages and open slopes. The whole outing usually fills around four hours from meeting to return, and no flying experience is needed.
Once the group is together beside Cafe France you leave the medina toward the lake country around Lalla Takerkoust. On arrival your instructor checks the wind, talks you through the harness, the short run at takeoff and the landing position, and answers questions before anyone leaves the ground. You stay clipped in with them for the whole flight, so you are not steering the wing yourself.
When the slope is clear you run a few steps, lift off and look over valleys, villages and the dry hills that rise toward the High Atlas. Time in the air follows the wind on the day rather than a fixed clock. After landing you pack in with the team and return to the square, which usually closes the outing inside a four-hour window from the original meeting time.
Open slopes and lake country around Lalla Takerkoust give pilots room to fly on settled days, a short drive south-west of the city. The takeoff area looks over valleys, scattered villages and the dry hills that rise toward the High Atlas, so the flight stays close to the landscape rather than circling over rooftops.
Jemaa el-Fnaa is the meeting point, a short walk from Cafe France on the square, before the drive out of town. Once you leave the medina traffic the road opens toward the lake and the hills, and you are usually back in Marrakech within the same half-day window, with time left for the rest of your plans in the city.
You do not need previous paragliding experience. Your instructor flies the wing and talks you through the run, the landing position and how to sit in the harness before you leave the ground. Comfortable sports clothing, closed shoes and a light jacket are enough for most days on the hill.
You should be able to jog a few steps at takeoff and follow simple instructions in English. The flight depends on wind and visibility, and may be moved if conditions are unsafe. Anyone with recent surgery, pregnancy or a condition that makes a short run difficult should tell us before travelling so we can advise on the day.
A clear meeting point on Jemaa el-Fnaa keeps the start simple, and a professional instructor handles the wing so you can concentrate on the briefing and the views. The outing is built around a single tandem flight, not a long classroom session, which suits first-timers who want a first taste of flying near Marrakech.
The team watches the wind around Lalla Takerkoust before you travel, so you are not sent out when the hill is not flyable. When conditions are good, you get time on the ground to get used to the harness, then a flight over the foothills before the return to the square.